Aussie Cricket Great Slams National Batting Coach after a bad show in West India during the first test – ‘Need to Create Sound Techniques’

Australian Cricket Great Ian Healy set fire to the national batting coach Michael di Venuto, the top six ‘deteriorated’ under his custody at test level.

The seam bowlers of West -India have exposed the will of Sam Konstas, Cameron Green and Josh Inglis in Barbados, where the Aussies had to lean at a decorated pace trio Pat CumminsMitchell Starc and Josh Hazelwood to prevent potential shock -worshiping at Kensington Oval.

Under the whelling scores of 212 and 207, it follows in the last defeat of the world test championship by South Africa Earlier this month at Lord’s.

Australia Marnus Labuschagne dropped for Konstas, but the teenager looked at the fold from his depth.

The emphasized Healy does not like ‘putting the pump on coaches’, but it probably believes that the Aussies have deteriorated with the bat under Di Venuto.

“I like to put it on the players more than coaches,” said Healy on Sen.

Australian Cricket Great Ian Healy has set fire to the national batting coach Michael di Venuto.

West -India Seambowlers, among others, Sam Konstas, (photo) Cameron Green and Josh Inglis in Barbados exposed

‘But, as I said, the Batting -Head Coach of the Australian cricket – and every battle coach of the State – should be under pressure because there are not enough points being scored in the nation.

‘Michael di Venuto a friend of mine who has held the job since mid-2021 a good coach and a good man.

‘During this time, our batting of the national team has deteriorated in the test level performance.

‘The only thing that is important to me are the implementation. “I don’t care how you do it or what it will make it easier for you – just get it done.”

Healy added that the Aussie test stars look nervous and do not support their techniques.

The filthy versions are understandably nervous for the ashes this summer.

“They don’t make it easy at all, players should deal better with the nerves because of the sound,” said Healy.

‘They have to create sound techniques and BAT with balance, so that you can make really healthy decisions, ball after the ball for long periods.

‘We are currently failing a lot of these points, and the lower order must deal with it – or restore or lose the score.

“It’s just too difficult at the moment, we have to delete those spirits from our top order.”

Healy has been pronounced in recent days, but a red face was left after launching one Amazing attack on West -India Paceman Shamar JosephExplaining the rough Snel ‘is not short -briefly ambrose.’

Joseph responded with nine wickets in the first test.